hudson

Is it possible to use the 'copy artifact' plugin to copy an artifact from a job that ran on master to a downstream job that runs on a slave node? I'm getting an error on the slave that says: hudson.util.IOException2: hudson.util.IOException2: Failed to extract /srv/hudson/jobs/myproject/builds/2011-04-29_10-28-54/archive/myartifact.foo Obviously that path is not valid, as it points to the artifact folder on master. Am I missing something or is this just not possible? Yes, it is possible. You can use the Copy Artifact Plugin to copy any artifact to the slave. For a first test I recommend to set

I'd like to use CloudBees for my CI environment, but I'd also like to deploy my Maven artifacts to my existing private Nexus repository. In my current local Hudson setup, I utilize the username/password settings within the .m2/settings.xml file as follows: ... <servers> <server> <id>my-repository</id> <username>username</username> <password>password</password> </server> </servers> ... How/where can I configure these credentials on CloudBees? You can put these in your private webdav filestore: http://wiki.cloudbees.com/bin/view/DEV/Sharing+Files+with+Build+Executors Then, just point Maven at

I'm using Hudson CI with a Python project. I've installed the Violations plugin and configured it to run the code against pylint. This works, but I only see a list of violations without linking to the source code. Is it possible to setup Violations and pylint to load and highlight the violating source files (something similar to the Cobertura Coverage Reports)? Better yet, can Violations integrate with pep8.py? Well, after some more debugging, I realized that the pylint output file referenced the source code files relative to where pylint was being run, which wasn't the same path that Hudson

This question is long and multifaceted, so I'll start with a brief overview, and then show in detail everything I've tried and my questions as to why they don't work and what I'm doing wrong. Overview I'm trying to setup a Build Job on Hudson for source code on a private repository on BitBucket. There are a lot of similar questions on Stack Overflow, but for various reasons none of them address my needs. I would like to access it using https instead of ssh, but there seems no way forward accessing it in Hudson with https, and everyone on the web seems sold on ssh. So I have tried to make it

In my project, I have 3 web-applications, all depend on one all-commons project. In my Jenkins server, I built 4 jobs, all-commons_RELEASE , web-A_RELEASE , web-B_RELEASE and web-C_RELEASE . The role of these jobs is to build the artifacts, which are deployed on our Nexus. Then, someone retrieve these artifacts in Nexus and deploy them on our dev / homologation servers. What I want, is to have one (additional?) job that will launch all the 4 builds, in a sequential way. This way, once this job is finished, all the RELEASE jobs have been executed. Of course, if one build fails, the process is

I have a job which needs to know the ceratin value calculated by the previous job run. Is there a way to store it in the Hudson/Jenkins environment? E.g., I can write something like next in a shell script action: XXX=`cat /hardcoded/path/xxx` #job itself echo NEW_XXX > /hardcoded/path/xxx But is there a more reliable approach? A few options: Store the data in the workspace. If the data isn't critical (i.e. it's ok to nuke it when the workspace is nuked) that should be fine. I only use this to cache expensive-to-compute data such as prebuilt library dependancies. Store the data in some fixed